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ZAGREB / CROATIA / 5 - 11 OCTOBER 2015 / ZAGREB PHILHARMONIC / VATROSLAV LISINSKI CONCERT HALL
4/ APPLICATION FEE
Along with the Application Form and other
required documents applicants shall submit to
the Competition Administration Office a photocopy
of the payment receipt in the sum of 100 EUR
or the equivalent value in any hard currency.
Application fee shall be paid to the
following Bank account:
Fond Lovro i Lilly Matai
Trg Stjepana Radia 4
10000 Zagreb
Zagrebaka banka d.d., Zagreb, Croatia
SWIFT: ZABAHR2X
IBAN: HR2623600001101221405
Applications submitted without a receipt showing
application fee paid shall not be accepted. By
submitting their applications applicants acknowledge
their agreement with all provisions of the Competition
Rules and Regulations. Should any candidate
decide not to participate in the Competition, the
paid application fee shall not be refunded.
COMPETITION ROUNDS
1/ FIRST ROUND
The number of applicants is not limited. In the first round
of the Competition the applicants compete based on
submitted audio-visual recordings of their performances
which shall be judged by the first round Jury. This Jury
consists of 5-7 members appointed by the Managing
Board of the Lovro & Lilly Matai Foundation, mostly
from the second round Jury. The first round Jury shall
select a maximum of 16 applicants to be entered into
the second round of the Competition. The decision of the
first round Jury as to the applicants who shall proceed to
the second round shall be reached by majority of votes.
The first round Jury does not express their judgements
in terms of points. The decisions of the first round Jury
shall be irrevocable and shall be officially announced.
Due to the possibility of some applicants not turning up
for the second round of the Competition, the first round
Jury shall prepare a reserve list of priority substitute
applicants. This list shall not be officially announced.
2/ SECOND ROUND
A maximum of 16 competitors shall proceed to the
second round of the Competition, based on the decision
by the first round Jury. Competitors admitted to the
second round of the Competition shall be informed
in writing by 4 May 2015 at the latest. Competitors
admitted to the second round are obliged to confirm
their participation in writing by 25 May 2015 at the latest.
If any competitors cancel their participation before the
above date, the first round Jury is entitled to enter into
the second round of the Competition applicant(s) from
the reserve list of priority substitutes. After expiration of
the above deadline, the list of competitors in the second
APPLICATION FORM
PRIZES
In the 6 International Competition of Young
Conductors Lovro von Matai the most successful
competitors shall be awarded the following prizes:
1st Prize: 7,000 EUR and the Competition Diploma
2nd Prize: 5,000 EUR and the Competition Diploma
3rd Prize: 3,000 EUR and the Competition Diploma
All other finalists shall be awarded
the Competition Diploma.
International Jury has an irrevocable
right to decide on:
awarding of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd monetary prizes of the
Competition - monetary prizes are in brutto sum
not awarding one or more monetary prizes
sharing one or more monetary prizes between
two or more competitors from the third round.
The decisions of the Jury are final
and are not subject to appeal.
The winner of the Competition shall be
entitled to conduct a concert with the Zagreb
Philharmonic in the coming seasons.
The Croatian Composers Association shall
award a special prize for the best performance
of Balkanofonija by Josip tolcer Slavenski.
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CLOSING PROVISIONS
The Management of the Competition has the
right to record or broadcast the Competition on
Radio or TV in part or in its entirety, to release
CDs or video recordings thereof. Competitors
shall not be entitled to any royalties therefrom.
The winner of the Competition (1st prize winner)
shall not be eligible to take part in any future
Competitions of Young Conductors Lovro von
Matai. In case of any disputes regarding the
interpretation of the Competition Rules and
Regulations, the only prevailing text of the Rules
and Regulations shall be the one written in the
Croatian language. For court settlements of any
disputes the court in Zagreb shall be competent.
PROGRAMME COMMITTEE:
Mo Vladimir Kranjevi
Josip Nalis, General Secretary
Mirko Boch, Managing Director
of Zagreb Philharmonic
COMPETITION MANAGEMENT:
Josip Nalis, General Secretary
Metoda Lhotka, Public Relations
Conductor and composer LOVRO VON MATAI (1899 1985) used a single word to describe his versatile artistic
personality musician. After acquiring the knowledge he
needed in Vienna, his broad spirit led him further from Zagreb, Ljubljana and Belgrade to concert and opera stages
of Paris, Florence, Milan, Bayreuth, Berlin, London, Tokyo...
He conducted the Philharmonic Orchestras of Berlin, Czech
Republic, and Munich, recorded for labels such as Columbia and Supraphon, performed in the Bavarian State Opera,
with the Dresden State Chapel, in the Operas of Chicago
and Rome, in Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires, Musikverein
in Vienna, in Museum Concerts in Frankfurt, heading the
National Opera Orchestra of Monte Carlo, and many more.
The list also includes the Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra,
with which he initiated the Presenting Young Conductors
series. The musicians he collaborated with include Arthur
Rubinstein, Christian Ferras i Rudolf Buchbinder, Marijana
Radev, Rua Pospi Baldani, Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Christa Ludwig, Renata Tebaldi, Birgit Nilsson, Leontyne Price,
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau... Apart from his favorites, Anton
Bruckner and Richard Wagner, Lovro von Matais interests moved from Palestrina, Monteverdi and H. Purcell through Bach, Hndel, Gluck, Mozart, Haydn and Beethovena to
Mahler, Janek, R. Strauss, Wagner, Verdi and others. He
had been very attentive to Croatian authors, and made Croatian music a part of the global orchestral repertoire during
his performances around the world. Croatian and European music will primarily remember his greatness and significance in the field of conducting, while the young artists
to whom the Lovro & Lillly Matai Foundation has given
a chance to study, grow and develop, will mostly remember the maestros human quality and selflessness, who left
another piece of enduring legacy to music and the society
in general through his noble gesture.
THE LOVRO & LILLY MATAI FOUNDATION
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